Join us for a mesmerising evening with storyteller Tamar Williams drawing on the rich storehouse of myths, legends and folklore surrounding our local rivers. Tickets: Adults £12, under 16s £6, bookable online. Please note that space in our upstairs Gallery is limited – admission without advance booking cannot be guaranteed. For full details click on the event title above.

Explore the river themes of Ebb and Flow with artists Nichola Goff and John Slater and have fun making your own creative work to include in the exhibition. Suitable for adults and school-age children upwards. All materials and equipment provided. Admission free – ALL WELCOME. For full details click on the event title above.

Join us for a great evening of Iive musical entertainment from prize-winning barbershop quartets SPEC APPEAL and OFF THE RECORD. Please note that the venue for this event is The Armoury Hall, Dean Road, Newnham on Severn. Book early to avoid disappointment!!
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Meet the Ebb & Flow artists and be part of the effort to save our rivers. With introductory talk by Mollie Meager and Rachel Bamford of Save The Wye. Bar, soft drinks and snacks available. Admission to this event is free, but seats are limited and advance booking is essential.

Join us for an evening of music and song with Fiona Taylor and friends. Please note that the venue for this event is The Armoury Hall, Dean Rd, Newnham, GL14 1AB. Bar, soft drinks and snacks available. Tickets £10. NB Advance booking is strongly recommended – seats are limited and availability of tickets on the night cannot be guaranteed.

The Ebb & Flow exhibition concludes with a procession from The George Gallery to the banks of the River Severn, followed by singing from the Bella Mamas Choir and a ceremony in which waters borrowed at the start of the exhibition are symbolically returned to the river. Admission free – all welcome.
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Justine Evans is an internationally known wildlife cinematographer whose career has spanned more than three decades. In this illustrated talk she looks back on encounters with creatures great and small and on her travels through some of the most remote and awe-inspiring landscapes on earth. For full details click on the event title above.

Don't miss one of the most keenly awaited events in the local arts calendar! With work by 46 local artists on display, this year's show is bigger and better than ever, including everything from painting, photography and print-making to glassware and needle-felting. The show runs from Tuesday 1 to Saturday 19 October and admission is free. Come along to browse, Christmas-shop, enjoy cake and coffee in the George Cafe and experience all the buzz and excitement of the vibrant local creative arts scene!

Discover all the pleasure and satisfaction of making your own delicious bread at home with this introductory course run by expert baker and teacher Dede Liss. Over two days you will learn all the basic skills of breadmaking, from mixing, kneading and shaping to final bake – and receive FREE support and advice from Dede after the course.

Megan Finn of Gloucestershire Wildlife Trust unveils an ambitious government-funded scheme to create a 60-mile corridor of woodland across Gloucestershire, Herefordshire and Worcestershire.
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Seven artists feature in this unique exhibition of drawings based on meditation. Visit The George Gallery to view their completed framed works and feel free to join the group as they continue to draw, meditate and create new works during the week. The exhibition is open from Tuesday 29 October to Saturday 2 November, daily from 11.00am to 4.30pm. For further details please click on the event title above.